Asheville Firemans Friends and Family Club

Asheville Firemans Friends and Family Club Communication - Socialization - Support The Asheville Firemans Wives Club has been a long time coming.

The AFD is excellent at communicating and taking care of it's employees, but many times the spouses and families are not as informed because we all know, FIREMEN DON'T TALK! We hope to develop a network of information that will help us understand the other family in our lives and allow us to be better support for the men and women called to this duty. We also want to encourage a social outlet, to

get to know the lives of the other fire fighters at the station where our loved one is assigned. The International Association of Fire Fighters is a brotherhood that only they can understand, and as family's of those fire fighters, we appreciate it and would like to be an extension of that brotherhood.

10/08/2020

Welcome Home Dave!! So glad my sweetheart was there to greet him ❤️

12/15/2019

We need to know more about how firefighters contract cancer. The state should see what research is being done and look for gaps that can be filled.

How COOL!!!
10/10/2019

How COOL!!!

The Asheville Fire Department is excited to announce a partnership with Black Mountain-based Paws & Effect to integrate a facility dog, Denali, into Station 7, 37 E. Larchmont Road. Traditionally, dogs were used to provide companionship and safety for horses used to transport equipment from a .....

Congrats guys!!!
10/04/2019

Congrats guys!!!

Studies say reading for pleasure makes a big difference to children’s educational performance. Asheville Fire Fighters Association was recognized by Estes Elementary & Buncombe County Schools Board of Education for the successful Asheville Fire Fighters for Literacy program. Developed & implemented by John Ellis & Jimmy Mengel, it brings Fire Fighters into the classroom and helps make reading fun!

So thankful that Asheville Fire and Rescue has been able to bring the facts before the state to set precedence. Will and...
09/24/2019

So thankful that Asheville Fire and Rescue has been able to bring the facts before the state to set precedence. Will and Karen were both such loyal and professional fire fighters and deserve the respect and benefits after their hardest battle - cancer. Both are missed terribly, thought of often and remembered lovingly.

The NC Industrial Commission has ruled Assistant FM Karen Shuart's death from cancer as a line of duty death. This ruling validates the growing crisis of the increase in cancer among firefighters which is now the leading cause of death.

Come support TIP!!
09/17/2019

Come support TIP!!

The Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) is a team of specially trained volunteers here in Western North Carolina who respond through the 911 system to assist survivors experiencing traumatic life events. TIP is holding their Annual TIPtug Fire Truck pull on October 19th at Camping World of Asheville a...

09/17/2019

Come join the fun!!

Thank you for your service then and now.
09/12/2019

Thank you for your service then and now.

Rafael Jimenez said he’s lived with what he saw every day since 9/11. WLOS. Jimenez, a volunteer for the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office, has lived in Asheville for more than 10 years, but he’s never quite left where he was 18 years ago. “I’ve never experienced anythin...

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225 Oak Hill Rd
Candler, NC
28715

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